Your Claude Code and Codex usage limits, always in view.

Track the 5-hour and weekly limits, exact reset times, and reset credits of every AI coding account — on iPhone widgets, the Mac menu bar, and Apple Watch.

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iPhone, iOS 17 or later, Apple Watch, and the Mac menu bar companion. Connect accounts on any of them; Apple devices can share them through iCloud. No JoCoding account required. Also on Android through Google Play. See what’s inside

iPhone, Mac, and Apple Watch on a blue silk backdrop — AI Limits Tracker widgets on the iPhone Home Screen, the island rail at the Mac screen edge, and a Codex ring on the watch face.

The operating view

Less tab switching. More context.

The app normalizes compatible usage windows into a quiet surface designed for quick decisions, not another stream of notifications.

Weekly limitsUpdated just now

Codex9% remaining

Runs out 1:53 PMresets in 1d 14h
Claude Code61% remaining

Aheadresets in 3d 13h
Grok35% remaining

On paceresets in 2d 8h
Antigravity100% remaining

Plenty leftresets in 4h 31m

Example of the Limits screen in AI Limits Tracker

Remaining or used

Choose the view that matches how you think. Reset-capable windows can show relative or absolute timing.

Current usage at a glance

The latest successful snapshot stays available for the dashboard and widgets until the next refresh.

Widgets and alerts

Credential-free widget snapshots and best-effort local alerts keep the useful signal close to the system.

Menu bar companion

The Mac menu bar companion is on the Mac App Store. Same Apple Account for Pro. Connections and the latest usage follow through iCloud after you connect on either device.

In motion

Two surfaces, one reading.

The same normalized windows, wherever you happen to be looking.

On the Home ScreenWidgets in three sizes, and an alert before a window runs out.

In the menu barEvery account at the edge of the screen, one glance from the work.

Inside the app

Connect once. Watch everywhere.

Providers sheet listing Codex, Claude Code, Grok, and Antigravity with a Connect button beside each. — **Four providers, one sheet**Connect Claude Code, Codex, Grok, and Antigravity from a single list.

iPhone Home Screen with small and large AI Limits Tracker widgets showing per-provider remaining percentages. — **Limits on the Home Screen**Large, small, and list widgets keep every account in view without opening the app.

Usage alerts settings with per-provider toggles for remaining thresholds and reset reminders. — **Told before it runs out**Per-provider alerts for remaining thresholds and upcoming resets, delivered on device.

On the Mac

Now in the menu bar.

The companion is on the Mac App Store. Connect on either device and the same accounts, windows, and reset times follow through iCloud.

AI Limits Tracker for Mac on a blue silk backdrop — the Claude Code usage panel beside the always-on island rail of provider rings.

Mac menu bar panel listing Codex, Claude Code, Grok, and Antigravity accounts with remaining percentages, plan labels, and reset times. — **The panel**Every connected account and window, one click under the status item.

Always-on island at the screen edge showing provider rings, expanded into a Codex detail card. — **The island**An always-on view pinned to either screen edge, collapsed to a rail until you look at it.

Mac settings showing the Display choice between Panel and Island, login item, menu bar percentage, and refresh interval. — **Either way**Panel on demand or island at the edge, with the refresh interval in your hands.

Apple Watch on a woven band showing the AI Limits Tracker ring face — Codex at 30 percent with the weekly and 5-hour windows and the reset time.

On the watch

A glance on your wrist.

The watchOS companion reads the same iCloud-shared accounts: a ring face per account, an overview grid, and complications that keep the tightest window on the watch face.

Alerts

Told before it runs out, not after.

Two alerts you switch on per account, four that schedule themselves. Reset-time and credit-expiry alerts are OS calendar triggers, so they arrive even with the app closed.

You switch on

SETTINGS → USAGE ALERTS, PER ACCOUNT

Remaining threshold

Fires when the weekly window — or the first limit, if there is no weekly one — falls to the percentage you choose. Default 5%.

Grok · Weekly limit — 22% or less remaining.

Reset credit expiry

5 hours and 1 hour before a credit expires, both on by default, for Codex and Grok. Scheduled only when the provider returns an expiry time: Codex usually does. When Grok leaves it out, the toggle stays but nothing is scheduled.

Scheduled for you

NO TOGGLE

Limit reset time

When a 5-hour or weekly window ends.

Claude Code · 5-hour limit — Reset time.

Early reset

When a refresh confirms the window turned over ahead of schedule, from a provider-side reset or a reset credit you spent.

Reconnect needed

When a token expires and usage can no longer be read.

Usage update needed

Only when the last success is over 60 minutes old and a refresh you asked for failed. Never from an automatic one.

Threshold and early-reset alerts have to read usage in the background, so force-quitting the app or turning off Background App Refresh can delay them. Reset-time and credit-expiry alerts are scheduled ahead as OS calendar triggers and arrive with the app closed. Nothing else is sent — no recovery ping, no quiet-hours queue.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How do I check my Claude Code usage limit?

Connect your Claude account with Anthropic’s own sign-in. AI Limits Tracker reads your 5-hour session limit and weekly limit directly from Anthropic and shows the percentage left and the exact reset time. Codex, Grok, and Antigravity work the same way.

When does my Claude weekly limit reset?

Each account has its own reset time. The app shows the exact reset time of both the 5-hour and the weekly limit in your local time zone, and can notify you when each one resets or when a limit falls to the threshold you choose.

How do I check Codex usage limits and reset credits?

Connect the ChatGPT account you use for Codex. The app shows the 5-hour and weekly limits, extra pools such as Spark, and each reset credit with its expiry time, and reminds you before a credit expires.

Is there a Claude or Codex usage widget for iPhone and the Mac menu bar?

Yes. Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets on iPhone (iOS 17 or later), a menu bar companion on the Mac App Store, and Apple Watch complications all show the same numbers. An Android version is on Google Play.

Does it need an API key, or read my prompts and code?

No. You sign in with each provider’s own login, and the app reads only usage numbers — never prompts, code, or conversations. Credentials stay in your device’s secure storage (iCloud Keychain on Apple devices) and are never sent to JoCoding servers.

Is it free?

It is free to download and use with one connected account. Pro — monthly, annual, or lifetime — adds more accounts and multi-account widgets, and one purchase covers iPhone and Mac on the same Apple Account.

Does it show limits for new models like Claude Fable 5.1, GPT-6 Astra, and Grok 4.7?

Yes, through the limits those models draw on. On plans that include Fable, Claude Fable 5.1 usage is capped within your weekly limit, and the app shows that cap as its own “Fable 5 weekly” row. GPT-6 Astra uses your regular Codex 5-hour and weekly limits. Grok 4.7 in Grok Build counts toward the Grok Build limit.

Privacy boundary

Your usage is not our dataset.

AI Limits Tracker is designed around direct provider communication and device storage.

CredentialsStored in device secure storage, not in app logs, widgets, or a JoCoding relay. On Apple devices they can sync through iCloud Keychain.

Current usageOnly the latest normalized snapshot is stored on the device. On Apple devices it can sync through CloudKit on your iCloud account.

AnalyticsAnonymous product analytics (PostHog) and install attribution (AppsFlyer), never with provider credentials or usage values. You can switch both off in Settings.